Tackling the tough space between public and private living, scenic views and solitary peace, sloped landscapes and flat living, this simple plan solves many fundamental house design problems with elemental style and elegant efficiency.
Rather than construct a rectangular home with prescribed paths and conventional spaces, a continuous curve was used by the architects of Subarquitectura to invite new perspectives, interactions and experiences inside and outside of this round house.
Much like a medieval fortress or ancient cave dwelling, the most private spaces – a windowless media and living room area – is found at the center of the structure, while shared areas and community places exist along the periphery.
The outermost layer features all-around views of the amazing natural landscape along the circumference of the circle/spiral. Though snapshots can be captured via the picture-frame-like windows, one that is engaged in a less restrictive way than one would be in a more traditional four-sided building with only four faces.
Spiral House by Subarquitectura
Natural Amazing office in The Backyard - Banyan Drive Treehouse
This creative part office/studio, part recreational getaway is designed by Rockefeller Partners Architects. It’s located at the base of a large pine tree in the backyard of the house which belongs to an artist and lover of nature. The treehouse is 170 square feet and is perched twelve feet off the ground. Though modest in size, the plan is efficient and allows for a studio space/living area and a toilet room. Deep-oiled wood siding, mahogany windows, and a Rheinzink roof were chosen for their natural qualities and rich palette.
Beautiful , elegant private house on Lake Hollywood
If you want to have a house near lake this house may be become your choices. This beautiful house with direct view on Lake Hollywood combines glass and stone in an elegant and luxurious finish.
The spaces are opened and the shapes rectangular for the most part. The fascinating floating living room has completely retractable windows inviting the nature within through the carefully designed terrace.
The metal details on the wooden walls add a studied roughness, completely unexpected when first looking at this stylish interior. I like the multi bauble ceiling lamp from the kitchen, it’s a new interpretation of a classic cooking space.
